Cameras and lenses are expensive. Really expensive. Even the cheapest entry-level DSLR kit today costs $500 or more. But what if you buy the cheapest possible used DSLR? A camera that’s over 10 years old? How would it stack up against today’s modern cameras? I was curious about this, so I decided to find out […]
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Ahead of Earth Day on April 22, 2024, KEH has announced a new marketing campaign to promote the buying and selling of pre-owned cameras and lenses -- "Save the Planet.
Ever since I became a photographer, most of the cameras and lenses I have purchased have been used. Most cameras and lenses only come with one-year warranties (though there are exceptions), and since some used gear sellers offer 6-month warranties, that extra half-year is often not worth the difference (to me). And, of course, some […]
The Olympus Pen F is a highly coveted camera that had a few unfortunate problems. Alas, it's still incredibly popular and awesome. Olympus gave this camera some of the best black and white rendering I've seen on any camera.
Nikon cameras consistently have color output that makes us drool. A part of it is their lenses. But once you look at a Nikon image, it's very easy to see how they deliver a look. Lucky for you, we found a bunch of Nikon cameras and lenses at good prices.
We get you. Personally speaking, Fujifilm is one of my favorite camera brands. Their ergonomics, image quality, and lenses are fantastic. They're not perfect. But you can't really deny how fantastic they are as a camera brand.
Previously, we looked at which DSLR system held its value better over time and how fast the mirrorless market is growing. This time, we explore Sony’s popular full-frame mirrorless camera lines and see how they stack up against each other.
Fujifilm has to be one of our favorite brands. They offer a whole lot to customers at very good prices. I mean, who else offers an image stabilized 100MP medium format camera for under $6,000? The cameras we've found today are available both brand new or used.